Latest Contributions by AyanPalit

@bugceg Reference this blog and video 'How to add watermark to ArcGIS Pro'  In Layout mode, you can add 'user' from the Dynamic Text tool ... View more

The preferred approach should be Sharing Web Layers. This option requires the Portal federated with ArcGIS Server and follow the steps as in the reference link. Alternately, you can also Share Web Map that gives you additional options on selecting, displaying fields. Perhaps, you are publishing to a stand-alone ArcGIS Server.  In this case, follow the steps as in the reference link. ... View more

Please review the section on the reference provided:  Export and import customizations You can import and export your ribbon customizations to use on different computers or to share with others. Export customizations as .proExportedUI file extension Import the customization file ... View more

@BrieeC There are multiple options to do this. The latest (perhaps coolest!) is doing this in Excel itself. I recommend giving this a try using  ArcGIS for Excel Custom Functions. To be specific use the ARCGIS.GETADDRESS Function. You can get started with the overview blog:  Introducing ArcGIS for Excel ArcGIS for Excel Custom Functions ... View more

@Adam1 Interesting problem - the picture helps. You can try using the Generate Near Table geoprocessing tool to get the distance of the points from the line. Looks like you have the speed and time stamp values available to incorporate some calculations using the Near Table generated. The table can be exported as Excel using  Table To Excel for ease of using formulas if you prefer spreadsheets as output.  ... View more

@JasonKSanford The recommended steps will be to create and configure the Utility Network from the asset package and then copy the utility network dataset for migration purposes. If you must copy at the asset package level, suggest duplicating the entire file GDB if you are running into issues. Additional documentation can be found at Utility network dataset administration. I also moved your post to Utility Network Questions. ... View more

@JamalNUMAN  ArcGIS Pro is 64-bit application so 64-bit Oracle Client compatible with the database must be installed on the client machine.  Also, 64 bit Oracle Net Client path should be provided in the beginning of Environment Variables "path" on the client machine.Reference: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/databases/database-connections-in-arcgis-pro.htm  ... View more

My recommendation is to review the broader architecture and wholistic approach to the design. Must the non-spatial table remain in MS Access database? Do you need to read and write to the MS Access Table?  Can the table be moved to an Enterprise geodatabase, still remain non-spatial? Test the read, write scenarios using ArcGIS Pro just to validate capability before editing through web apps. If continuing to use Access table, review Work with OLE DB connections     Preference will be to move the table to a supported database for read-write through ArcGIS. Once transitioned, choose one of the ready-to-use apps for your editing needs. ... View more

@UNO_gcothren Chapters 1-2 are included in this sample of Introduction to Geometrical and Physical Geodesy: Foundations of Geomatics. Hope this helps! ... View more